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Navajo Times (9/13/2018): ALBUQUERQUE – The Violence Against Women Act will expire if it’s not voted on by the end of September. New Mexico’s Congress members, both Republican and Democratic, are fighting for its passage. “Reauthorizing VAWA is a critical step toward addressing violence against women…Read More>>>

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